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1 day ago |
thelistwire.usatoday.com | Rick Suter
Aaron Rodgers is headed to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Meh? Horray? Look out for AFC North, the entire AFC, and the entire league? The news has certainly shifted a significant focus toward Steel City, where Rodgers will most likely become the franchise's 10th starting quarterback in the past decade. Alongside the Super Bowl-winning slinger, Rodgers will have a new target in wideout DK Metcalf and a new head coach who has yet to endure a losing season.
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2 days ago |
thelistwire.usatoday.com | Rick Suter
Aaron Rodgers ended the rumor-riddled speculation and waiting game on Thursday, informing the Pittsburgh Steelers he'll fly to the Steel City on Friday to ink a deal and become part of the NFC North team ahead of minicamp. The Super Bowl-winning headliner will be the 10th quarterback to start for the Steelers in the last decade and helps create a new tandem alongside former Seattle Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf. Reports say it will be a one-year deal.
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2 days ago |
thelistwire.usatoday.com | Barry Werner
Leah Pruett is one of the most familiar names on the NHRA circuit. She has driven to 18 victories, 18 (12 Top Fuel, 3 Pro Mod, 3 Factory Stock Showdown) and enjoyed great success. Most recently, she drove for Tony Stewart Racing. She's also married to the former NASCAR star and current NHRA great.
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4 days ago |
thelistwire.usatoday.com | Barry Werner
One of the stars of the Purple People Eaters defense for the Minnesota Vikings, defensive lineman Jim Marshall, died at the age of 87. The team reported his death came after a lengthy hospital stay. Marshall started in 270 consecutive NFL games. He played one season with the Cleveland Browns and then 19 with Vikings. Among others, Marshall teamed with Alan Page and Carl Eller for a ferocious defense. Those Vikings did everything ... except win a Super Bowl.
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4 days ago |
thelistwire.usatoday.com | Barry Werner
Teams have taken shape for the 2025 NFL season. Free agency moves have been made, draft picks have been chosen and some trades have occurred. The time is ripe to look at the eight divisions and see how they stack up. Only the strong survive in the National Football League. Don't expect some of the lesser lights to menace when it comes to regular-season play and the Super Bowl.
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